“What is the current depiction of women representation in stereotypical (traditional) and non-stereotypical (non-traditional) ways in advertisements shown during prime time transmission of a Pakistani TV channel having the highest viewership ratings”
Stereotypical and non-stereotypical representation of Women in Pakistani tv advertisements”
1. Presented by:
Muhammad Faizan Jamil
“STEREOTYPICAL AND NON-STEREOTYPICAL
REPRESENTATION OF WOMEN IN PAKISTANI
TV ADVERTISEMENTS”
2. RESEARCH QUESTION
“What is the current depiction of women representation in
stereotypical (traditional) and non-stereotypical (non-
traditional) ways in advertisements shown during prime
time transmission of a Pakistani TV channel having the
highest viewership ratings”
4. • Looking autonomous and self-
confident while performing any
particular act.
• Modern look and expressions.
• Performing extra effort taking
activities.
• Independent mobility while
performing outdoor activities like
shopping, touring etc.
• Traditional appearance of women
(clothes, hair style, body language
etc).
• Performing household activities
(conventional roles) like cocking,
serving food, washing clothes,
caring her children etc.
• Seen as doing supporting roles
while performing any daily day
act.
Stereotypical representation of women in
Pakistani TV ads refer to the following
characteristics
Non-stereotypical representation of
women in TV ads refer to following
characteristics
5. DATA ANALYSIS
Frequency distribution of stereotypical and Non-stereotypical ads
Stereotypical ads = 16
Non-stereotypical ads = 6 73%
27%
Stereotypical Ads
Non-Stereotypical Ads
6. Top 5 Repeated non-stereotypical Ads Top 5 Repeated Stereotypical Ads
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
A produst of
biscuit
manufacturing
company
Smart Mobile
phone
Famous air
Fan
Famous ice
cream product
Mobile phone
0
0.5
1
1.5
2
2.5
3
Shampoo ad Shoes brand A famous
Soft drink
Beauty
cream ad
Shampoo ad
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7. ONE ON ONE STATISTICAL COMPARISON OF FIVE MOST REPEATED
STEREOTYPICAL AND NON-STEREOTYPICAL ADS
1rst Ad 2nd Ad 3rd Ad 4th Ad 5th Ad
14
6
5
4 4
3 3
2
1 1
Stereotypical ads Non-Stereotypical ads
8. OVER ALL COMPARISON OF 5 MOST REPEATED STEREOTYPICAL AND NON-
STEREOTYPICAL ADS STATISTICS
77%
23%
Over all comparison of 5 most repeated Stereotypical and
non-Stereotypical Ads Statistics
Numbers of all 5 most
Repeated Stereotypical
Ads
Numbers of all 5 most
Repeated non-
Stereotypical Ads
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
Numbers of all 5
most Repeated
Stereotypical Ads Numbers of all 5
most Repeated non-
Stereotypical Ads
Over all comparison of 5 most repeated Stereotypical and non-
Stereotypical Ads Statistics
9. VISUAL DESCRIPTION OF FIVE MOST REPEATED STEREOTYPICAL AND
FIVE MOST NON-STEREOTYPICAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Stereotypical Ads
1. A produst of biscuit manufacturing company ad (repeated fourteen
times)
Woman wearing a traditional dress.
Brings a tray full of tea cups and biscuits from the kitchen.
Serve biscuits to other people.
Performing traditional role.
10. (2) Smart Mobile phone ad (repeated six times)
Woman portrays aa supportive character.
Playing a supportive role.
Subordinate position of women.
(3) Famous air Fan ad (repeated five times)
Presents the role of women in domestic activities.
Welcome her husband in delightful manner..
11. (4) Famous ice cream product ad (repeated four times)
Portray as a house wife preparing meal.
Social responsibility of women.
(5) Mobile phone ad (repeated four times)
Woman performing supportive role.
Minor participation of woman
12. NON-STEREOTYPICAL ADS
(1) Famous shampoo ad (repeated three times)
Challenging the stereotypical thinking.
Modern representation of women.
(2) Shoes brand (repeated three times)
Woman presents as self-confident and autonomous.
13. (3) A famous Soft drink (repeated two times)
Women are presenting as outgoing, self-cofident.
Promote the availibity of equal chances of entertainment.
(4) Beauty cream ad (on aired only once)
Motivational representation.
Self utilization in right manner.
(5) Shampoo ad (on aired only once)
Highlight stereotypical notions.
Demolish stereotypical concepts.
14. CONCLUSION
Demolish the labels
Highlight wrong traditional interpetations
Explore public response in practical life